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I’m referring to the character portrayed by Peter Capaldi, known as Gaius Grieves or The Thinker, who spent three decades conducting experiments on Starro and was tragically torn apart when the colossal alien starfish was released from its confinement in Jötunheim. Unlike previous on-screen interpretations of The Thinker from the comics, Capaldi offered a unique take on this character. In “The Suicide Squad,” Grieves lacked distinct superintelligent characteristics beyond his electronic brain components, which echoed the New 52 version of The Thinker.

Viewers have caught several sneak peeks of the upcoming 2025 Batman film, hinting at this grand reinterpretation of the Batman universe, personalities, and narrative. This includes altering Batman’s origin story, setting it in a 16th-century context where it will unfold its mature, R-rated tale.

Here’s a breakdown on the release date for The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4 Episode 10, along with details on where you can catch up on it.

Get ready for the latest episode in The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4! Here’s when and where to watch it.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, directed by Nia DaCosta, offers a fresh perspective on the universe established by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland in 28 Days Later. This film flips the original story on its head. Dr. Kelson (Ralph Fiennes) enters into an unexpected relationship with significant repercussions that might alter their known world, while Spike’s (Alfie Williams) meeting with Jimmy Crystal (Jack O’Connell) transforms into a terrifying ordeal from which he cannot free himself. The bone-chilling world of The Bone Temple presents a new horror: the inhumanity of the survivors can be just as strange and frightening as the infected.

An impassioned and stormy love tale unfolds amidst the picturesque landscapes of Yorkshire’s moors, delving into the complex and devastating bond shared by Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw.

In this paraphrase, I aimed to maintain the original sentiment while using more everyday language to make it easier for a wider audience to understand.

As the fifth season of the supernatural series “Ghosts” draws near on the 2025 TV lineup, show creators Joe Wiseman and Joe Port shared insights with Entertainment Weekly about what lies ahead. They hinted at Jay’s dangerous pact with the devil, but they also touched upon potential spoilers. This included their thoughts on whether or not Jay can perceive ghosts. Port began discussing this topic by stating:

Paul Shaffer, known as a legend for selecting the music played during David Letterman’s late-night shows from 1983 to 2015 (on Late Night and The Late Show), has a wealth of experience in the late-night entertainment scene. As a seasoned bandleader, Shaffer recently shared insights about the TV industry with Entertainment Weekly at the Toronto International Film Festival while promoting his new documentary, “You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution…” When asked about Stephen Colbert’s current situation, Shaffer appeared surprised.

Benji Samit and Dan Hernandez, in a conversation with Collider, hinted that Mel Brooks’ long-awaited sequel is brimming with potential themes to explore. Yet, they were deliberately vague about which Star Wars projects currently hold priority. In their interview, they shared this information:

Four years ago, a 13-year-old named Finn managed to kill his kidnapper and escape, leaving him as the lone survivor of The Grabber incident. However, darkness never truly fades away… and now, the phone is ringing once more. Renowned for his four Oscar nominations, Ethan Hawke reprises his most chilling role as The Grabber looks to exact revenge on Finn (Mason Thames), now from beyond the grave. This time, he targets Finn’s younger sister, Gwen (Madeleine McGraw). As Finn grapples with life post-captivity, 15-year-old Gwen starts experiencing eerie phone calls during her dreams and unsettling visions of three boys being hunted at a winter camp named Alpine Lake.

Although the popular author has written many acclaimed books, this is the first one I’ve had a chance to read. So far, I’m only one-third of the way through it, but the compelling narrative and vivid imagery have piqued my curiosity about whether it will be turned into a film or TV series. In fact, it appears that Netflix has plans for a series adaptation, which is exciting as the story already seems tailor-made for the big screen, with its cinematic elements evident from the outset.